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Cindy Crawford… the most beautiful mom on the block!

admin — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 15:31:47 +0000

Other moms might be just a wee bit envious, but apparently these two little guys aren’t all that impressed! Something else caught their eye!

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Cindy Crawford… the most beautiful mom on the block!

Celebrity Parents – Rosanne Cash Says No to Guilt

admin — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 14:12:11 +0000

When your babies are this age, you think that nothing can go wrong. At least you hope nothing will go wrong, but sadly that wasn’t the case for Roseanne and daughter Cailin. Drugs plays a major part in this story, but I’m glad to say that this story has a happy ending. I wish that all families were this lucky.

Here’s Roseanne’s and Caitlin’s story…

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Celebrity Parents – Rosanne Cash Says No to Guilt

Kelly Ripa a Weary Parent??

admin — Mon, 21 Aug 2006 22:04:05 +0000

You would think so wouldn’t you. Personally I don’t know how she juggles everything and everybody in her life and pulls it all off. But this impressed me. She makes her own babyfood. That allows her to add special nutrients and veggies, that they might not eat if offered alone. From experience, I have found that if they don’t see it, chances are they will eat it. Okay, Britt hated peas and would spit them out within seconds, but if I had added them to something else and then pureed them, she wouldn’t have known the difference!

Yes, with a baby and a two year old, I was definitely weary, but I can’t hold a candle to Ripa!

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Kelly Ripa a Weary Parent??

Mom, Am I Fat?

admin — Sat, 29 Jul 2006 15:12:05 +0000

For plus-size model Emme, instilling a positive body image in her daughter is a top priority.

“Mom, am I fat?” The words hit you with a thud. And these days, they’re coming earlier in a child’s life. I haven’t heard them yet (thank God) from my 2-year-old daughter, Toby. But I’m doing everything in my power to prevent her from ever asking that question.”

I think the key to this is to plan your meals carefully. We brought in the healthiest foods we could afford and then built our meals around them. Desserts were served every night, but most of the time, they were healthy too. The kids grew up not knowing the difference.

Non healthy desserts were baked on Fridays and then enjoyed only on the weekends. By Monday, they would be gone and then it was back to the healthy desserts. It worked for us.

Any little tricks to share?

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Mom, Am I Fat?